Did I need another holiday book to read? No. But how could I pass up a second-chance romance that takes place in the Scottish Highlands? I c...

Happy Austen August! I’ve had a lot of fun reading Jane Austen’s novels and any that are inspired by or adaptations of her novels every Augu...

If you’re a regular reader of the blog, you know I don’t read fantasy too often. What I do read often is every single book K.A. Tucker write...

The Bookseller's Secret , Michelle Gable's latest novel, immediately intrigued me. A writer who's lost her mojo? London in prese...

The Wildest Ride , Marcella Bell's latest romance novel, had a lot of potential. It's the first in a new cowboy/rodeo series - which...

I love a good rom com when one of the main characters is in a bookish profession. In Kate Bromley's Talk Bookish to Me , the heroine is ...

New Girl in Little Cove is an absolute delight. I know that I say that about a lot of books but it's been awhile since I've been le...

During a year (plus) when travel is not a thing we Canadians can safely do, reading about a couple of characters taking a roadtrip across Am...

Every once and awhile a story comes along that reminds you about how much history has been lost over time. Sarah Penner's debut novel, T...

Float Plan came across my radar in summer 2020. A blogger I've trusted for a long, long time ( @greadsbooks on Instagram ) talked about...

February has, so far, been a month full of historical fiction with my first three reads of the month set in the past. Two of which featured ...

A thing I learned in (late) 2020 is that I'm more of a mystery fan than thriller so it was with that in mind that I thought I'd like...

I've only read a couple of Susan Mallery's novels throughout the years but she is pretty big in the romance world. She's written...